Dan Dawson, Ph.D. Senior Scientist
Dr. Dan Dawson is an ecologist and environmental toxicologist with a general interest in the use of quantitative approaches to understanding and addressing human and ecological problems. With more than 10 years of graduate and post-graduate experience, he has worked with academic institutions, county governments, and state and federal agencies to tackle a diverse set of questions. Along the way, he has acquired expertise in a wide variety of quantitative toolsets, including chemical exposure modeling, population modeling, disease transmission modeling, machine learning/QSAR modeling, and statistical modeling and analysis. Dr. Dawson has published much of his work in the peer-reviewed lite...
Dr. Dan Dawson is an ecologist and environmental toxicologist with a general interest in the use of quantitative approaches to understanding and addressing human and ecological problems. With more than 10 years of graduate and post-graduate experience, he has worked with academic institutions, county governments, and state and federal agencies to tackle a diverse set of questions. Along the way, he has acquired expertise in a wide variety of quantitative toolsets, including chemical exposure modeling, population modeling, disease transmission modeling, machine learning/QSAR modeling, and statistical modeling and analysis. Dr. Dawson has published much of his work in the peer-reviewed literature, and he has frequently presented research at scientific conferences. Finally, he is interested in continually improving science communication and believes that scientific information should be conveyed clearly, concisely, and with as little jargon as possible.